Telepractice or teletherapy is defined as the means of service delivery via technology-based
platforms that allow long-distance interventions across populations, age spans, and …

Purpose: The global COVID-19 pandemic brought about widespread use of telepractice to
provide services to children with communication disorders, including students who use …

Purpose: Understanding students' home literacy environments can help speech-language
pathologists, teachers, and other educators partner with families to promote language and …

Purpose: The authors conducted a systematic review of single-case experimental designs
that included individuals with autism spectrum disorder and/or intellectual disability who …

Purpose: We investigated effects of an adaptive telehealth coaching model on caregiver
implementation of enhanced milieu teaching (EMT) with newly diagnosed toddlers with …

Purpose: Thirty percent of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) do not
develop spoken language. To provide a means of communication for this subset of the …

Telepractice has become increasingly utilized in disability services, particularly with recent
and ongoing measures to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). In this …

Purpose: Smith–Magenis syndrome (SMS), a rare, genetically linked complex
developmental disorder caused by a deletion or mutation within chromosome 17p11. 2, is …

Purpose: Telepractice has become a popular service delivery option for young children with
autism spectrum disorder (ASD), especially as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. However …

Parents and teaching professionals of children who use augmentative and/or alternative
communication (AAC) systems within multilingual environments often face complicated …